21. MedBioWorld: Forestry Associations Links to forestry associations. National Association of Professional Forestry Schools and Colleges National Association of State Foresters http://www.medbioworld.com/cgi-bin/displaycontents.cgi?table=bio&type=Associatio

22. Forestry Associations And Councils: Forestry forestry associations, councils, organizations and trade groups related to the forestry, logging and wood products industry including pulp and paper http://searchcity.biz/Forestry/Associations_and_Councils/

Forestry document.write(doClock("W0",",%20","M0","%20","D0",",%20","Y0")); Forestry Associations and Councils News Directory Home Weather ... My City Forestry Assc.'s/Councils Brokers-Import/Export Equipment Logging/Trucking ... Related Directories Search City Recent Additions Top Links Top Rated Links Most Visited ... Help City Reference Zip Code Lookup Reverse Zip Code Lookup Specialty Internet Directories Today In History City Searches Search Term # Queries clothing add url real estate electronics ... Department Stores City Community Forestry Associations and Councils Links : National Urban Forestry Unit UK body, aims to raise awareness of the positive contribution that trees make to the quality of life in towns. Visitor Rating: by visitors. Rate It Alexa Ranking Shop for similar on: Amazon Overstock Walmart The Arbor Day Foundation Information on tree and shrub care; education resources related to trees; promoting the planting and maintenance of urban forests through Arbor Day programs, Tree City United States, and other programs. Visitor Rating: by visitors.

23. Private Forestry Associations Offer Many Benefits To Forest Landowners forestry associations also offer resources such as magazines and annual Perhaps the most important benefit of private forestry associations is their http://www.fw.vt.edu/forestupdate/Volume13/13.3.1.htm

Private Forestry Associations Offer Many Benefits to Forest Landowners Virginia Forest Landowner Update Summer 1999 Volume 13, No. 3 One of the greatest challenges faced by new and veteran forest landowners alike is obtaining timely information on natural resource management issues. While the first place to turn for assistance is often your state government agencies, e.g., the Virginia Departments of Forestry, Game and Inland Fisheries, and Cooperative Extension, private forestry associations offer many benefits to forest landowners that state agencies do not. Most notable, all forestry associations work at the state and/or federal level to seek regulatory change for the benefit of forest landowners. Forestry associations also offer resources such as magazines and annual conferences that share up-to-date information on regulatory issues, timber and estate taxes, forest products marketing and other topics. Perhaps the most important benefit of private forestry associations is their close cooperation with state and federal natural resource agencies to provide quality education programs such as field days, bus tours, conferences, and short courses for forest landowners.

24. Unasylva - No. 84 - The Function Of Professional Forestry Associations Principal types of forestry associations and their function Such forestry associations can play an important part in deciding forest policy. http://www.fao.org/docrep/55408e/55408e04.htm

The function of professional forestry associations THERE IS NO DOUBT that trends in the development of economic and social conditions in the modern world lead to the formation of groups. Both the individual and the small concern with no outside backing feel incapable of solving problems. Private demands are of no avail in face of the complex structure which controls daily life, and the financial means at the disposal of a single individual are inadequate for the achievement of broadly-based schemes. On the other hand, when charged with the duty of carrying out some program or agreed policy, government departments are finding it increasingly difficult to gain the essential co-operation of the individual and generally approach a specialist association which can assist their efforts and even become the means of attaining their objectives. It is therefore not to be wondered at that many and varied associations concerned with problems connected with forests and forest industries have been and are increasingly being organized in countries where these problems are of some social and economic importance. These associations are coming to play an ever increasing part in the direction and development of national forest policy. A group only takes definite shape or becomes an association when all its members agree to adhere to its constitution. But what generally speaking is a forestry association and, in particular, what is a professional forestry association?

25. Asia-Pacific Forestry Sector Outlook Study: In-Depth Country Study - Republic Of forestry associations in Korea are based on the rural people s selfregulated In 1993, the forestry associations were reorganized into Forestry http://www.fao.org/DOCREP/003/W5547E/W5547E07.htm

5. FORESTRY POLICIES LEGISLATION AND INSTITUTIONS 5.1 Main Forestry Policy in Future In Korea, the most important forest policy up to now is reforestation. It has been necessary and urgent for Korea to accomplish the reforestation and erosion control as soon as possible in order to increase protection from the loss of farmland, droughts, floods, etc.. As a result, international organizations like FAO, WRI consider Korea as an outstanding example of a successfully reforested country in the world. However the reforestation in Korea should be more evaluated than any other countries from the point of view of intentional reforestation of devastated mountains, not for industrial timber production. The current objectives of Korean forest policy can be summarized as follows: first, harmonious forest land management between conservation and development, second, fostering competitive forestry by improving the management and structure, and finally establishment of land environment to improve living conditions and to preserve beautiful landscapes. In future, Forestry Administration will focus on the following main targets: First, improvement of reasonable forest land use system.

26. The Canadian Forestry Association - 100 Years Of Forest History Canadian Forestry Association or member Provincial forestry associations. The forestry associations should be contacted for further information on these http://collections.ic.gc.ca/canforestry/highend/present/forestweek.html

Home Advanced Present > National Forest Week INTRODUCTION National Forest Week is of interest to all Canadians because forests are so important to their country and themselves. It is a "once a year" event and helps remind all that day in, day out and through the years, forests are an essential part of the Canadian landscape and lifestyle. The following are suggestions for anyone who wants to take part in this special Week. The opportunities for participation are almost boundless - restricted only by the limits of imagination, interest and information. WHAT IS NATIONAL FOREST WEEK? National Forest Week is an annual observance in Canada during which attention is focused on the country's woodlands. Its main purpose is to help increase public awareness of the importance of Canada's forests and their careful management for present and future needs. It is a "do it yourself" event during which individuals, groups and those involved in various phases of resource management are encouraged to do something special to emphasize their interests in forestry. National Forest Week has been held since the 1920's, starting at that time as Forest Fire Prevention Week and developing over the years to its present form. During that period, its focus has expanded from prevention of forest fires in the early days to a broader look at many influences which can affect the forest and are affected by it.

27. Ask A Forester - The Global Forestry Network Global Association of Online Foresters (GAOF). Forestry delivers a renewable source of To contact your local forester try the forestry associations and http://www.foresters.org/ask.htm

T T T T Ask a Forester T T T T Greetings and Welcome from the Global Association of Online Foresters (G.A.O.F.) Forestry delivers a renewable source of materials for industry, can provide food and shelter and stores solar energy for later use. Well managed forests can also provide a wide range of other benefits including recreation, amenity and environmental enhancement. To achieve this balance requires highly skilled professionals. The Internet provides an effective way of finding and sharing information (data and knowledge) about forestry. The GAOF web site provides a range of forest information but also the various mailing lists available to the members are a source of shared forest knowledge As a profession forestry employs many people with a wide range of skills but there are many others amongst our members are genuine 'Forest People'. Whether you have a specific enquiry of a technical nature or are just generally interested in forestry, 'Ask a Forester' will try to answer your question or put you in contact with your local forester. 'Ask a Forester' is a free service provided by the Global Association of Online Foresters. The aim of the GAOF is to help you to make friends with other 'Forest People' from all corners of the world and to promote all aspects of forestry.

28. Forestry Associations Being Formed Pressure to halt cutting trees in national forests could be good news for owners of timber land in Tennessee. Harvesting timber on public lands has declined http://southeastfarmpress.com/mag/farming_forestry_associations_formed/

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29. Eastern Ontario Model Forest: Our Partners UNOFOC (National Union of Community forestry associations) Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary Urban Forest Citizen s Committee http://www.eomf.on.ca/about/partners_e.aspx

About the EOMF As one of eleven large-scale working model forests that represent the five major forest ecoregions of Canada, the EOMF (in the Great Lakes - St. Lawrence forest region) works with government, NGOs, landowners, industry, First Nations, and other stakeholders to develop new ways to sustain and manage our forest resources. What we do The Eastern Ontario Model Forest demonstrates how partners, representing a diversity of forest values, can work together to achieve sustainable forest management using innovative, region-specific approaches. The EOMF champions the belief that we all have a stake in ensuring that the economic, cultural, and social values of eastern Ontario's forests are maintained for the benefit of all, now and in the future. Our partners Knowledge, research, techniques, and resources all become more effective when shared. The EOMF realizes this and works hard to bring together people and organizations with diverse interests, background and skills, but who believe in a sustainable forest. To date, more than 50 groups and organizations, representing schools, First Nations, industry, conservation authorities, government and agriculture both at home and abroad have entered into a partnership with the EOMF.

30. Agriculture & Forestry Information Centre The Department maintains a list of Agriculture, Fisheries, Aquaculture and forestry associations and boards in the province as well as some regional http://www.gov.pe.ca/af/agweb/index.php3?number=1008804&lang=E

31. Welcome To The Georgia Forestry Association Home Page Southern State forestry associations. Alabama Forestry Association Arkansas Forestry Association Florida Forestry Association Louisiana Forestry http://www.gfagrow.org/links.asp

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32. Woodland Interest Groups Regional forestry associations offer opportunities to attend meetings with East Central Ohio Forestry Association. John Kehn 2205 Reiser Ave., SE http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/forestry/Landownerasst/woodland.htm

document.write("") Join Your Regional Forestry Association Learn First-Hand What Is Happening in Forestry Meet your Neighboring Tree Farmers Their Problems and Opportunities Are Probably the Same as Yours Regional Forestry Associations offer opportunities: to attend meetings with interesting programs and knowledgeable speakers, to receive a monthly newsletter featuring current forest/tree/wildlife issues and topics, to attend field days and hands-on training sessions, and much, much more. A Field Day for Woodland Owners Pick the Group that Serves Your Needs East Central Ohio Forestry Association John Kehn 2205 Reiser Ave., SE New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663 Muskingum River Woodland Interest Group Sara Sowers 3175 Morningstar Rd. Blue Rock, OH 43720 Northeast Ohio Forestry Association James Elze 3601 New Garden Road Salem, Ohio 44460 Northwest Ohio Woodland Association Tom Collins 3357 C.R. D Swanton, Ohio 43558 Southeast Ohio Woodland Interest Group Bill Serbonich 360 East State Street Athens, Ohio 45701

33. Tennessee Forestry Association TFA’s membership is unique to other forestry associations whereas our membership is not exclusive. County Forestry Association Members $20.00 per year http://tnforestry.com/membership.html

REGISTER ONLINE NOW Dues Structure Annual Landowners (Including Tree Farmers and Wood Products Companies) (Dues per year) County Forestry Association Members - $20.00 per year Individual Members - $35.00 per year Consultants - $110.00 per FIRM per year Affiliate Members Business Members (Banks, Suppliers, Etc.) - $100 - $500 per year Equipment Dealers (Dues per year) Logging / Trucking Operations - $55.00 for 2 years Primary Manufacturers (Sawmills, Veneer Mills, Treating Plants) (Dues per year) Secondary Manufacturers (Pallets, Flooring, Dimension, Furniture, Brokers, Concentration) (Dues per year) Wood Dealers and Chip Mills - .0065 per ton per year Pulp and Paper Companies (Dues per year) a. Tennessee Mill Production-1.66 per ton per year age daily production on the first 500 tons, $.915 per ton on production in excess of 500 tons per day c. Land owned in Tennessee - $.0175 per acre

34. Pelton Reforestation | Links forestry associations BC Registered Professional Foresters International Associations Forestry Program of the FAO of the UN http://www.pelton.com/links/

Links Forestry Associations BC Registered Professional Foresters Canadian Institute of Forestry Society of American Foresters Global Association of On-Line Foresters ... Ontario Professional Foresters Association return to top International Associations Forestry Program of the FAO of the UN USDA Agricultural Research Service USDA Botanical Institute of America ... Forestry South Africa return to top Industry Associations Wood Manufacturing Council Canadian Institute of Forestry Canadian Wood Council Canadian Lumberman's Association ... International Woodworkers of America return to top Forest Practices and Silviculture Associations Northern Interior Vegetation Management Association Forest Management Institute of BC Integrated Vegetation Management Assoc. of BC Forest Research Extension Partnership return to top Government Government of BC BC Ministry of Forests BC Ministry of Forests Seedling Stock Type Selection Government of Alberta ... FERIC, The Forest Engineering Research Institute of Canada

35. The Forest History Society : About Us : Presidents Of The Forest History Society with forestry associations, the United States Forest Service, 224; Harold K. Steen, The Forest History Society and Its History (Durham, NC Forest http://www.lib.duke.edu/forest/About/fhspresidents.html

Mission and values History of the Forest History Society FHS Staff FHS Board of Directors Presidents of the Forest History Society Throughout the history of the Forest History Society (FHS), four very talented men have led the Society with vision, enthusiasm, and dedication. Responsible for selecting highly trained staff, liaising with our Board of Directors, and overseeing FHS programs in research, publication, education, and special projects, these presidents have collectively ensured the Society's continuing legacy as a leader in the field of forest, conservation, and environmental history. Below are brief biographies of FHS founding president Rodney C. Loehr , his successor Elwood R. Maunder , longtime FHS president Pete Steen , and our current president, Steven Anderson Please note that until the mid-1990s the professional title of our president was "Executive Director" and the chairman of the FHS board was referred to as "President." Rodney C. Loehr

36. 4-H Forestry: For Kids And Teachers The Mississippi Forestry Association has a standing Youth Forestry Committee that MFA also has nearly 64 affiliated local county forestry associations. http://msucares.com/4h_Youth/4hforestry/

Current Situation Frequently Asked Questions Publications Other Information Home Page ... Home Page 4-H Forestry Project For Kids and Teachers Forestry and Natural Resources are fascinating study for young people. Forests have a natural attraction for youngsters and the aim of this site is to provide ideas and resources to aid 4-H agents, youth and teachers in exploring forests, forestry and forest products. There is a wealth of forestry information and resources available. So let's get started! One easy way for youngsters to learn about forests, by doing projects, is as part of a local 4-H club. 4-H Forestry is active in Mississippi with project publications and competitive events from the county level to state and nationals. 4-H foresters learn about tree biology, forest management systems, how to plant trees, the size and value of our forests and lots more. There's a 4-H club near you. Contact your local county 4-H agent to join. Just want to explore 4-H in Mississippi?

37. PA Community Forestry: Links forestry associations. • Pennsylvania Forestry Association Urban Forestry Resources (links to state associations) http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/forestry/pucfc/links.html

Home What is the Council? Join the Council ... Assistance Links Calendar Resources Penn State Websites http://www.cas.psu.edu/docs/CASDEPT/FOREST/index.htm http://www.cas.psu.edu/ http://www.psu.edu/ Forestry Associations http://www.cas.psu.edu/docs/casdept/forest/PFA.Html http://www.safnet.org/ Other Urban and Community Forestry Programs http://www.gfc.state.ga.us/ http://www.dnr.state.md.us/forests/ http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/forestry/ http://www.state.nj.us/dep/forestry/ ... http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/land/forestry/ Resources http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/forestry/ http://www.libertynet.org/phs/ http://www.longwoodgardens.org/ http://www.treelink.org/ ... HOME

38. Canadian Plywood Association - Links forestry associations. Alberta Forest Products Association Association of BC Forest Professionals BC Environmental Network http://www.canply.org/english/about_us/links.htm

email: info@canply.org Links to Related Websites CANPLY Contact Info Staff Directory CANPLY Plywood Technical Centre Member Companies ... Links to Related Websites To submit a link contact: Dan Poh Manager Marketing Services Email: poh@canply.org CANPLY is not responsible for the content of linked websites. Links Page CANPLY Links CANPLY Member Companies Alberta Plywood Ltd. ATCON Plywood Inc. CANFOR North Central Plywoods ... Saskatchewan Ltd. CANPLY Associate Member Links: ACE Sales and Service Borden Chemical Canada Canadian Willamette Industries Dynea ... TSW Laminating Standards Links: ANSI American National Standards Institute ASTM International - one of the largest voluntary standards development organizations in the world CanadaWood Services - testing, certification, standards, and market access and acceptance for wood products, components and systems. www.canadawood.org ... Standards Council of Canada BC Provincial Government Links: FII - Forestry Innovation Investment BC Ministry of Forests BC Ministry of Sustainable Resource Mgmt.

39. Gigablast Search Results Category Business Agriculture and Forestry forestry associations practicing professional forestry is accountable to the association and the public http://dir.gigablast.com/Business/Agriculture_and_Forestry/Associations/

Family filter: On Off Entire Directory Entire Category Pages in Base Category Sites in Base Category Top Business Associations Women's ... Wheat Related Categories: Science: Agriculture: Organizations This category in other languages: Danish Dutch German Italian ... AgSafe A nonprofit coalition of individuals, groups and organizations with the shared mission of the prevention of injuries, illnesses, and fatalities among those working in agriculture. www.agsafe.org [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 28 2005 - modified: Dec 21 2004 American Farm Bureau General farm lobbying organization. www.fb.com [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 28 2005 Canadian Animal Health Institute Trade association representing companies that develop and manufacture pharmaceuticals, biologicals, feed additives and pesticides. Category: World: Fran§ais: Commerce et ©conomie: Agriculture et foresterie: Production animale: Alimentation Category: Regional: North America: Canada: Business and Economy: Agriculture www.cahi-icsa.ca [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 28 2005 Canadian Wood Council - Conseil canadien du bois National association for the structural wood products industry.

40. Description Of Program In 1994, members of the American Forest Paper Association (AF PA) revolutionized Allies include state forestry associations, logging associations, http://solstice.crest.org/environment/renew_america/98nar/98h3673.htm

Description of Program The SFIs' program was developed by professional foresters, conservationists and scientists. These men and women were inspired by the concept of sustainability that evolved from the 1987 report of the World Commission on Environment and Development, and was subsequently adopted by the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro. The Sustainable Forestry Initiative program is based on the premise that responsible environmental policy and sound business practices can be integrated to the benefit of companies, shareholders, customers and the people they serve. Augmenting the efforts of individual member companies to promote sustainable forestry on industry-owned lands, a network of alliances has been assembled to advocate sustainable forestry practices to private landowners, loggers and foresters. Allies include state forestry associations, logging associations, government agencies, logging contractors, state universities, along with numerous conservation organizations. In 32 states, industry representatives have joined with these groups to form SFI implementation committees that are responsible for promoting SH principles and expanding their use. This is critical since 9.3 million private forest land owners control almost 60 percent of the nation's timberland and produce more than half of the nation's wood supply. In 1997, more than 86,000 private landowners across the country received information on sustainable forestry practices through the SFI program.

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